Adulthood, Morality, and the Fully Human

John J. Shea was professor of psychology and religion, human development, pastoral counseling, and pastoral care at Fordham University and Boston College.

• Part IChapter 1: Integrity and Mutuality: Structure of the Fully HumanChapter 2: The Six Characteristics: The Fully Human as MosaicChapter 3: Care and Justice: The Fully Human in ActionChapter 4: Violence and Peace: Dialectic of the Fully HumanPart IIChapter 5: Education and the Fully HumanChapter 6: Psychotherapy and the Fully HumanChapter 7: Spirituality and the Fully HumanConclusion: The Human Going ForwardAppendix

. . . . throughout this entire work [John] brings the wealth of his hard-won wisdom—from the pit-face of a life-time of teaching and mentoring pastoral ministers and religious educators—and an extraordinary command of the social science literature, to propose a vision that can inspire our educating-in-faith.